European stocks climb before Powell's Jackson Hole speech
Marine Le Pen pledged, should she win the presidency of France, to reduce public spending to address economic challenges. She also pointed out that the customs duty bill amounts to $342 billion, with significant disparities in tariffs among U.S. states. In a broader economic context, European stocks rose ahead of a speech by Warren Buffett at the Jackson Hole symposium, amid a 5% decline in Toyota's sales in July, and as U.S. President Trump intensified his dispute with Canada over tariffs and taxes.
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